Poland vs Austria Prediction & Betting Tips (21 June)

Poland began its Euro with a defeat last Sunday against the Netherlands 1-2, despite the opening of the arch by Lensois Buksa and very good opposition offered to Ronald Koeman's men. Unfortunately, in this sport, content is not always rewarded and the Poles now "already" have their backs against the wall since a defeat this evening would sweeten their hopes of qualifying for the round of 16. We can never remember enough that the Eagles had to deal with the play-offs to reach Germany, including a big victory against Estonia in the semi-final 5-1 and a penalty victory against the Welsh 0-0 during the match. .

As preparation, they had gained confidence by winning in quick succession against Ukraine 3-1 and against Turkey 2-1, making two opponents qualified for this European Championship. Casually, before their setback against the Dutch, Robert Lewandowski's partners remained on 8 matches without defeat TCC for a record of 6 victories and 2 draws and above all, not the slightest defeat in 2024. To come.

Remained stuck on the bench during the first match following his physical problem against Turkey in a friendly, Robert Lewandowski (Barcelona) could start from the start this evening if his body allows him. Also announced as a starter, Swiderski (Hellas Verona) ultimately only came off the bench against the Netherlands following his slight injury due to his celebration in a preparation friendly. His club partner, Davidowicz, remained on the bench (injury) and is not sure he will start this evening as well. Touched in a friendly match against Ukraine, Milik (Juventus, 73 selections, 17 goals) must finally give up this Euro, like the starting full-back Matty Cash (Aston Villa) OUT at the end of the season while the executives Kedziora and the midfielder Linetty were not invited.

We still note the presence of young talents like Frankowski (Lens) and Zalewski (Roma), or even defender Kiwior (Arsenal). The captains like the goalkeeper Szczesny (Juventus), the defenders Bednarek (Southampton) and Bereszynski (Empoli) without forgetting the midfielders Grosicki (Pogon Szczecin), Zielinski (Naples) and the striker Piatek (Istanbul Basaksehir) who however did not not set foot on the pitch against the Netherlands even though it was Buksa (Lens) who had cleared the scoreboard. Future.